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Mass fish deaths have been discovered along the Sa Lung River in Vietnam's central Quang Tri Province. While the exact cause is unknown, the release of water from a hydraulic facility, potentially carrying sediment, is suspected to be a contributing factor. Authorities are investigating.
Quang Tri Province in central Vietnam has held a consultation to verify information regarding martyrs' remains in the Con Tien area. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to identify and repatriate the remains of fallen soldiers, a significant undertaking in the nation.
Major Russian corporations and investment funds are expressing interest in expanding investments in Vietnam's high-tech, energy, and digital infrastructure sectors. AFK Sistema proposed investments in IT, cybersecurity, and AI, while Zarubezhneft focused on renewable energy and offshore wind power. The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) also indicated interest in a broad range of sectors.
An Australian family of eight, facing soaring living costs, relocated to Vietnam. They managed to reduce expenses significantly in Da Nang, saving approximately AUD 50,000 in 11 months for a home deposit, a feat deemed impossible in Australia.
Vietnamese consumers are shifting their coffee and milk tea habits, increasingly prioritizing brand value and quality over price. The mid-price segment is experiencing significant growth, indicating a solidified routine of daily beverage purchases.
Vietnam boasts 322 blockchain companies, ranking third in Southeast Asia. While it holds the second position in capital raised, funding is concentrated among a few major enterprises, highlighting an uneven ecosystem.
A UK air traffic control system glitch has led to delays and diversions for flights to and from Vietnam. Vietnam Airlines is working to assist affected passengers and restore normal operations amid widespread disruptions expected to persist.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and State President To Lam held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, reaffirming the traditional friendship and comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries. A proposal was made to turn scientific and technological cooperation into a new pillar of their ties.
Hanoi City will adjust traffic organization at the Lang Ha-Giang Vo-La Thanh intersection starting September 11, 2026, at 11 PM, to facilitate the construction of an overpass for the Ring Road 1 project. This aims to ease congestion and promote urban development, though temporary disruptions are anticipated.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on September 9th. Both leaders exchanged views on strengthening bilateral relations and the need for new cooperation in science and technology. The meeting highlights Vietnam's foreign policy under its one-party system and the importance of its relationship with Russia amidst the international landscape.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam proposed making science-technology cooperation a new pillar of Vietnam-Russia ties, emphasizing the traditional friendship. Both nations agreed to boost collaboration in green hydrogen, small satellites, and UAV systems.
Vietnam's top leader expressed optimism that science, technology, and innovation cooperation can become a new driving force for bilateral relations, leveraging Russia's technological prowess and Vietnam's commitment to innovation. Collaboration in green hydrogen, small satellites, and UAVs was specifically agreed upon.
Vietnam and China are celebrating 76 years of diplomatic relations with an exhibition in China showcasing President Ho Chi Minh's relics and materials, highlighting the long-standing friendship and his activities in China.
Trade between Vietnam and China is showing increased activity, particularly with growing Chinese investment in Can Tho province. Vietnam boasts diverse export items, deepening economic ties between the two nations, signaling a strengthening of regional economic cooperation.
Amidst severe textbook shortages at the start of the new school year, Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister has instructed that textbooks be treated as "essential goods," prioritizing stable supply and fair pricing over profit. This follows disruptions in the first year of a unified national curriculum.
An individual investor in Hanoi's mini-apartment market is struggling with declining occupancy rates and rising interest expenses. The situation is exacerbated by increased competition and concerns about urban development plans potentially dispersing residents.
Four female karaoke employees in Hung Yen province were fined VND 400,000 each for engaging in lewd dancing in a VIP room. The establishment's manager and owner also faced substantial fines totaling over VND 74 million for organizing and failing to prevent such activities.
Vietnam's General Secretary and President To Lam made an official visit to Russia, attending a welcoming ceremony hosted by President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin in Moscow. The two leaders held discussions to further deepen the comprehensive strategic partnership between their countries and witnessed the signing of cooperation documents.
Vietnam's 900 MHz frequency band auction concluded with VNPT, Viettel, and Vietnamobile winning rights for over VND 3 trillion (approximately USD 120 million). This marks the first auction of an already exploited frequency band, aimed at enhancing mobile infrastructure and driving digital transformation.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President To Lam attended a welcome ceremony hosted by Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow during a state visit. The leaders are expected to discuss strengthening bilateral ties under Vietnam's one-party system and the importance of the strategic partnership with Russia.
Can Tho City in southern Vietnam is exploring collaboration with China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in logistics and supply chains. Chinese investment is already active, with bilateral trade showing an expanding trend. This partnership holds the potential to further strengthen Vietnam's economic growth and regional connectivity.
Dong Nai Province authorities have ordered an investigation into the responsibility and reporting deficiencies following a vehicle fall incident on an under-construction highway. A report is expected by September 10th, raising questions about safety management in Vietnam's infrastructure development under a one-party system.
Vietnam's National Competition Committee has noted several product recalls announced abroad that pose potential risks to Vietnamese consumers. While specific products are not named, the announcement signals heightened awareness of potential safety hazards.
In the U Minh Ha melaleuca forests of Ca Mau Province, in Vietnam's Mekong Delta, the traditional eel trapping season is in full swing during the rainy period. This unique "trúm" method reflects the lives of people living in harmony with their natural environment.
A draft amendment to Vietnam's Land Law proposes removing the mandatory notarization requirement for real estate transactions. Experts warn of potential legal risks concerning contract validity and dispute resolution.
Thunderstorms rumbled across Ho Chi Minh City on the afternoon of September 9, bringing heavy rain to some areas. This is part of a widespread rainfall expected to continue for several days, with warnings issued for thunderstorms and localized flooding across the southern region.
Northern Vietnam, particularly Hanoi, experienced heavy rains and thunderstorms as an early winter cold front approached. Meteorological authorities have indicated that these unusual weather patterns signal a seasonal transition and are expected to persist for several days.
Vietnam's government has implemented Decree 169, effective July 1, 2026, introducing new penalties for customs violations. The decree revises violation definitions, fine calculations, and provisions for declaration amendments, necessitating urgent compliance reviews for importers and manufacturers.
Pham Nhat Vuong, chairman of Vingroup, Vietnam's largest conglomerate, has seen his net worth surge to $38.4 billion, ranking 55th globally according to Forbes real-time data. This surpasses the wealth of Samsung Electronics' Lee Jae-yong and Alibaba's Jack Ma.
Vietnam is intensifying promotional campaigns in key markets to surpass its 2025 tourism arrival figures, aiming for 7 million foreign visitors by the end of 2026. Efforts include expanding charter flights from South Korea and China, solidifying its position as a leading tourist destination.
The U.S. dollar saw an increase against the Vietnamese dong in the black market. Global yen strength and Middle Eastern tensions are influencing currency markets.
Vietnam's HTI Group showcased its AI and digital technology-driven security and rescue solutions at Secutech+ Vietnam 2026, developed by Vietnamese engineers, highlighting domestic technological advancement and innovation.
Vietnam's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has launched an emulation movement to achieve "double-digit" sustainable growth targets for 2026-2030. The initiative aims to position culture, information, sports, and tourism as key drivers of socio-economic development, focusing on resource mobilization, innovation, and digital/green transitions.
The Hanoi Capital Law, effective 2026, opens a new institutional space, granting the capital stronger authority, tools, and resources to address its unique urban challenges. Special mechanisms and policies are designed to drive development, aiming for a civilized, modern capital in the new era.
A ride-hailing (motorcycle taxi) driver died on the afternoon of September 9 in Dong Nai province after a pickup truck veered into oncoming traffic, colliding with two motorcycles. The accident occurred during rainy weather and caused temporary traffic congestion.
Vinh Long Province in southern Vietnam is implementing comprehensive support measures, including issuing registration certificates, improving fry quality, and introducing environmental monitoring systems, to address rising costs and market fluctuations, aiming for the sustainable development of its aquaculture sector, particularly cage and raft farming.